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hervert: In the event anyone shives a git,its not Carl Shultz Park,mydad corrected me,I passed on the correction,only to be scoffed at,try reading the sign posted on 86th street enterence,and other locations,CARL SCHURZ is the parks......

in response to: Yorkville: A Neighborhood Recalled by Laura

Franny Wentzel: Wir fahr'n, fahr'n, fahr'n auf der Autobahn... Vor uns liegt ein weites Tal Die Sonne scheint mit Glitzerstrahl... Die Fahrbahn ist ein graues Band Weisse Streifen, grüner Rand... Jetzt schalten wir ja das Radio an Aus dem Lautsprecher klingt es dann: Wir......

in response to: New York Thruway by GGP

sheryl stanek gehri: wow, weird i came upon this site. my mom grew up in yuba. berniece (hynek) stanek. she lives in hillsboro now. her folks richard and rose hynek lived in yuba all their life. they had......

in response to: Yuba by Paul G

EvilGentleman: I'm surprised the {Christian First, American Second} sign did not get the side of his car smashed in. And {Aten all fat people over 5 - Your doc says you goin 2 Hell} is a classic.......

in response to: GOD HATES WHORES.COM by serlingrod

inJax: 7 years in Jax for my husband. I miss enthusiastic people. You're about 10 times more likely to be a part of a conversation about a going-out-of-business sale(!!!) than a)the most recent book......

in response to: Scenes from a Little Town Called Jacksonville by Jones

shymo: I went to high school in Norton, and it sucked ass. Kids hung out at the library or just cruised the streets every damn day for fun. On weekends they'd go get wasted......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 5 by Scott Sargent

ClassyOne: Ive been to Chicago twice. Both times i insisted on riding the L train and driving by Cabrini-Green. Not sure why. I find it weird that no where on the internet are there pictures of......

in response to: Cabrini Green [whats left of it] by corsakti

PKC: 1944 to 1967, born Misreacorida Hsptl when it was on E. 86th St. Attended St. Ignatius Loyola. Mom's family grew up on E. 87th & her brothers went to St. Joseph's, considered the......

in response to: Yorkville: A Neighborhood Recalled by Laura

SK: HAS THERE EVER BEEN REPORTS OF VAMPIRES @ THIS LOCATION? BECAUSE JUST THE OTHER NIGHT ME AND SOME FRIENDS THINK WE SEEN SOME... WEIRD! I KNOW.. BUT TRUE STORY. IF NE ONE HAS NE ANSWERS ...

in response to: Sutro Baths by Christopher

cobweb: [[img:35985]] [[img:35986]] Where I live there's a 250 acre nature preserve for a backyard. I get all the critters, raccoons come by every night for dinner scraps around 11pm. There's a loner who comes by about 1am......

in response to: Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous? by Elicar

Mad Dawg: HSH was a home to me from February of '07 to October of '07. I had a lot of great times there and made some amazing friends through exploring the place. Nothing weird ghost-wise ever......

in response to: Haverford State Hospital by Nairi

Rick F.: Linda: Good memory. My Mom, Anne, passed away in 1999, and her twin sister, Eileen, died about 15 years, before. Yes, I do have two younger brothers, Paul and Robert. I e-mail with Schimmel almost......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Linda: Hi Rick Feinstein: Sorry for the delayed response, but I do not have a computer and I use my friend Susan's computer. You may remember her, she lived on Carroll Street near Franklin......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Ann Fratangelo Wolsky: In answer to Julia A.: 16th Jul 2009 - Just found this site. Judi Ruben Murphy and I still email each other and I also still see Phyllis Weinberg, her brother Marty is her twin.......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Alito: I love how the lady in the last photo is like "Look at this chick taking a photo of this weird mangy elephant shit". LOL. Uncanny find, great shots....

in response to: The Lost Pride of Bushwick by luna park

Peter: hahaha, nice. looks like an old elephant costume or something? theres always something weird going on on that block... i dig it....

in response to: The Lost Pride of Bushwick by luna park

jordyn : Norton may seem boring to outsiders, but if you take a minute you could have the time of your life. I love living in norton, you can walk 3 or 4 blocks to see friends.......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 5 by Scott Sargent

the original OG 1: and pirate town has been a lame spot for years, the skateboarders came wayyy after that spot was toyed out. i think those vcr idiots really fucked it up with their huge entire wall rollers......

in response to: PDX graffiti like ummm... by fuzzytank

Esther (Herschman) Rechtschafner: To Anon:I know Razy well. She still lives in Crown Heights. We correspond. To Julia A.: Thanks for explaining the expression to me. ("FALLING OFF THE SIDE OF THE EARTH" is just an expression, to mean......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

anon (adsl-11-37-78.mia.bellsouth.net): Boy...am I enjoying these e-mails. I used to live at 969 Carroll Street in the nuddke apartment next to both Barbara & Doris. My name was Susan Saltzman. Doris was Doris Cohen......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Jay Oshinsky: Hi Richie, I remember you and everyone who hung around on Union Street and Schnectady Ave. Sometimes there were also large crowds at President and Utica by the President Chatteau. Do you have a sister Terry? No direct......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

jordan: r u for real that is so scary and freaky me my self i hate scary things it always freaks me out but thats weird...

in response to: The Little Girl in the Window by jack

CartLegger: Your sense of romance is outweighed by vital economic, ecological, and ethical issues. You may have grown up in an age of abandoned warehouses, but at one time they were in use. and let us......

in response to: Goodby Abandoned Warehouses? by Sanzay

DPS: Oh Frushing, how you make me raugh. I used to live in Flushing, so I know what you did here. I've probably blurted out "I rike Frushing!" during some off-course biking trip past the place,......

in response to: Ass Plaza by CartLegger

Mississauga Mac: The issue is to soon become a public health danger. Does the rights of the few outweigh the rights of the many? Ronald Reagan put an end to the ATC workers' (illegal) strike by having......

in response to: garbage and colors by hool

Lou Romero: Hi Robert, Small world !!, I lived for awhile at either 33 or 35 Schaeffer St, before moving to Weirfield St in 1966. Your name is familiar, I'll relay this to my cousin laura. There is also a......

in response to: A Rare Ruin in Bushwick by upfromflames

Maria in Maine: Hi again Barbara, WOW your message to me brought back so many old memories. I checked my 210 autograph book last night to see if you had signed it. I don't think you did.......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

CarterHall123: I lived within a mile of the hospital and had a girlfriend that lived up the street. The immediate neighboorhood is part of the Philadelphia Mainline (A very affluent area)so there was always mystery surrounding......

in response to: Haverford State Hospital by Nairi

Esther (Herschman)Rechtschafner: To answer no name-Julia A. wrote on June 8: "Used to correspond with Anita and Judy for a long time, some yrs. back, but both of them fell off the side of the earth !"......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Esther (Herschman)Rechtschafner: I thought a bit more and now also remember:Alan Rosenberg, Phyllis Asch, Robie Globus, Floyd Green,Lind Meranus, Floydene Coleman, Alan Rosenboom, Jay Gutchman, Robert Crawford ( the last 2 lived iin an orange appartment house......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Esther (Herschman)Rechtschafner: I remember these names: Joyce Davidson, Marcia Katel, Jill Rhine, Enid Dunne, Judy Rubin, Anita Seldes, Natalie Schliefer (who had a cousin Nathan}.They were in the same grade as me. If my......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Josie Harken "Canada": Great photos. Used to love standing at the entrance of a subway station just to get a whiff of that wonderful smell. Does anyone have any photos of old station toilets? Remember......

in response to: Glasgow Subway Pre-and-During Modernisation by Gap74

Kashiera: That cemetery is a weird cemetery,every thing is made from metal but very cool when you see it for yourself....

in response to: Rust and Remembrance: Walking Bushwick\'s Fringe by upfromflames

Surprised Human: I live in Chicago, too, in a neighborhood full of large oak trees. Raccoons are common around here, some years more than others. But this year, a family of three figured out how to enter......

in response to: Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous? by Elicar

Throwback: NYCs telephone system would be interesting to explore... There's a lot of history in that as well, from the old electromechanical switching systems operating under Bell to the rich phone phreaking history of people trying......

in response to: Flashmaps: Main Arteries into New York City & Important Telephone Numbers by Peter

Sanzay: Sean, thank you for bringing me back to my childhood, back to my forgotten dreams. It is touchy! /* yes, I am weird */ And I love the sense of humor in your snapshots....

in response to: Long Island City: A Meter Reader\'s Perspective by Sean Hopkins

calum : funny u mentioned tht about him skining the treasurer i was gonna say something about tht but just couldnt be bothered anyway and he done tht for a reason but i cant remeber why to......

in response to: Fuck England by Peter

Dragoon: Let's demonstrate that humans are more intelligent than coons by learning to spell, shall we? raccoon, not racoon or reccoon or raccon. habituated, not habitulated. aerial, not airal. deodorize, not deoderize. permanent, not perminent. nocturnal, not necturnal. grammar, not grammer. apartment, not appartment. saving,......

in response to: Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous? by Elicar

SomeGuy007: ManiacMac596, the weir was built to divert water in to the irrigation canal system. Hopefully they can start the project up again and finish what they started....

in response to: The Drowning Machine by ksedge

KG: I was in a layover at the DIA in March. I really wanted to take a look around and see if there was anything weird going on. I went to all the terminals taking the......

in response to: Airport Scenes 1 by aer suzuki

Griphus: I was just walking by the one in my neighborhood today and it still weirds me out to see the place not opaque with smoke....

in response to: Off-Track Betting by Peter

Kirsten Larson: Wow is right. What a weird almost foreboding looking place. I can't believe they still use it to work on boats after so looooong....

in response to: Dry Dock #1, Brooklyn Navy Yard by NWhyC

Peter: awesome! the bike-troughs on the stairs are great and unbelievably impractical, as long as your bike is of carrying-weight. lol. the relief map in the second shot is great, too... now i wanna do this ride!...

in response to: Triborough! by CartLegger

Luke1972: That looks more a dam, weir or dyke than a bridge. Bridges over over, that goes through....

in response to: The Shortest Bridge to the Bronx by CartLegger

Peter: the rocktek sounds pretty good for such a cheap-o pedal. perhaps thats ##why## it sounds good... its sort of noisy, but in a good way. not septic, digital-clean like the delay. i keep it around......

in response to: Calling All Guitar Players by Sean Hopkins

FDNY: The budweiser plant is about to be torn down. If you'd like to know what this little piece of landscape will be, google "Hunters Point South"... a 13-building high-rise condo project with low to......

in response to: Brownfields by Peter

Ed Poska: OK! OK! To Larry & Richie, you finally got me to add something here. It seems that most of it has been said so I can only adds a few names. Connie Hawkins & Billy Cannon.......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

BZZZP!: you know what drives me nuts? that "5" in front of brooklyn, ny under browse by city... it's like the weird punctuation in people's names in the last days of myspace, lexical speedbumps....

in response to: Citynoise Date by David

burnz: I was there on the 21st of march after the habs game. 5$ entry fee, 1.50$ to check your coat(hang them up). 3$ seating fee. I ordered two beers after that, the girl took my......

in response to: Club Super Sexe by EvilGentleman

Peter: also: something about this site was very pensive, and doubly as prescient. i know this post seems like a heap of sort of boring photos, but i really felt the urge to just represent this......

in response to: Brownfields by Peter

devils advocate: My arguement (albeit expanded one) stays the same, both that its not cool and bordering on, if not is, a violation of privacy laws in the juristiction that it was taken. That it was......

in response to: Best Costco Moment of 2008 by EvilGentleman

larry prusak: Hello to all you 167 Alums. I was amazed and amused to read all these comments about the old school and the surrounding neighborhoods and eateries. I thought some of you might be interested in......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

little ukraine: weird, I actually have two of those....

in response to: A Game of Cards? by Peter

Iank: I went to PS241/Erasmus59'with Norms. We recently got in touch. May go to the 50th reunion in Aug 09'. What a great childhood. Brooklyn Museum, Botanic(al) Gardens, empire bowling alley. Ben and Sols deli, Stickball......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Mime: We need some signage like in [[5629:this article]]. People still fish off these weirs, not in this sort of torrent, but when the water has subsided some, people still risk walking across the weirs in knee-deep......

in response to: Cyclone Ellie by Mime

Peter: wow, ok, youre quickly becoming one of my favorite posters on here, franny. this is awesome. ive walked past this a thousand times and always sort of wondered about it- its weird. fascinating back-story!...

in response to: The Commodore\'s Slipcover by Franny Wentzel

EvilGentleman: Perhaps you could lock them in a box alongside the artifact you mention in Kinematics. They will be contained together, and anyone finding them down the road of history will be able to deduce what......

in response to: Ground Zero Visit 5 May 2002 by Franny Wentzel

AshleyAutherley: I think the first picture looks very scary. The stop looks like its very dark before the train comes, I think the trains lights it up. Also those trains have only two carts which I......

in response to: Glasgow Subway Pre-and-During Modernisation by Gap74

James: I skated hardcore in the late 80's up til the mid 90's. Being around for the skate video days, the days of rushing home to watch Skate TV, going to the movies to watch......

in response to: I\'m Too Old for Skateboarding by JJ

TCL: Do the regulars still live there? I was there for a Christmas party and the vibe was weird...the tenants didn't seem pleased to have anyone there....

in response to: Come Up to My Room by Michelle

jay: Well I found this thread trying to find out whether or not I'm getting too old to be skateboarding. It is really encouraging to hear that many of you guys across the age spectrum are......

in response to: I\'m Too Old for Skateboarding by JJ

EvilGentleman: How much you wanna bet that this one attracts a lot of weird Google traffic?...

in response to: Fuck by Peter

Tyfoid Kid: Hey Jack, you should drive through. It's kind of weird to see all the buildings and NO people....

in response to: State Fair by jack

bestmemories: You know reading all of this brings back great memories. I lived in NY all mylife. I attended P.S.145 and Enrico Fermi. I graduated in 1986. Junior High years can be very tempting and challenging.......

in response to: A Rare Ruin in Bushwick by upfromflames

usmcsniper1: I really woulto see what the old hood looks like. If anybody has recent photos, please post. I lived at 1098 Eastern Pkwy, directly across the street from St. Matthews Church. Ironically,......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Peter: funny you would mention it: [[img:30076]] that entry (and the tunnel under the tracks) made me feel like i was in some former eastern european state. believe it or not, i havent hung out around the junction much.......

in response to: Apex Airtronics, Inc. by Peter

adam: Okay, where do I begin? I have lived in Jacksonville for pretty much my entire life. I am 29 years old and I recently moved to Ft. Lauderdale, FL which is a much......

in response to: Scenes from a Little Town Called Jacksonville by Jones

Esther Herschman (Rechtschafner): I like this site very much,especially when people write about PS 167. I lived at 1125 Sterling Place (between Kinston Ave. and Hampton Place) until I was about 14.I went to the Erasmus Annex......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Diaego: I'm quite weird, I find old cemeteries where things are falling apart naturally to be weirdly reassuring for some reason (perhaps because my childhood home is right next to a cemetery,......

in response to: Bayside Acacia Cemetery by NWhyC

Rab1: yo i jjust got from there and it was fucking great man...im new to the graff world and the marker i bought is weird it spilled on me and everything....but I think I got it......

in response to: Scrap Yard nyc GRAFFITI STORE by art views

Rohinton Ghandhi: November 27th, 2008 To City Noise Editors, I have recently begun writing articles for the Verdun Messenger's new English Corner segment. They cover Verdun's history and the people within it. I thought your group......

in response to: Verdun Neon by CE

jack: hi joey, its been almost two years since you asked for a story about the beat generation in the village. well its better late than never, so here is a short one. my......

in response to: Blue Note Lounge by jack

Esthr Herschman (Rechtschafner): I enjoyed this site very much. I graduated from PS167 in 1958.Now i will try to list yu some of my memories. Kindergarten teacher Miss Shapiro. (there was another kindergarten class and teacher -Mrs. Pinkerton.......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Peter: did you see the links i posted above? in addition to those, all of the following sites appear to show the identical image (though sometimes at different resolutions)... it was posted here in 2004: [[http://www.thatsweird.net/picture37.shtml]] it was......

in response to: Forrest by Rune Willem

Peter: its a nice photo, rune, but ive seen this photo several hundred times online in the past half-decade or so... its a pretty well-known photo meme. why did you post it here? is it even......

in response to: Forrest by Rune Willem

Gemini: I have lived in Bushwick for most of my life. I have lived on my street for 34 yrs. Bushwick is like any other neighborhood it has it's ups and downs. I referred to it......

in response to: My House in Bushwick by matthew

herb weitz: got to union & kingston around 1938-9 went to 167 for 1 semester then the crown heights yeshiva (310 crown)next to ps161 at 13 I discovered Shwabies poolroom HEAVEN, a warm place to play hookey and......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

Mr. Los angeles: The Fact is he mad famous and everyone is on his weiner. If not they wouldn't be here. ...

in response to: JA: A True NYC King by Peter

Karen Brandon: Judalina, what an absolutely awful attitude you have ! Shame on you for your bigoted, nasty remarks about overweight women. Your description is unfari and GROSS. Shame on you for your unenlightened,......

in response to: Chinese Toilets by stinkyben

Jason: What's most ironic is that liberals are deeply "conservative" when it comes to gentrification. They are seeking to take a vibrant city of constant flux and movement and freeze it in time. No one group......

in response to: Humboldt Park & Gentrification by Xavi

Richie Fisher: Hey there Warren! I have to be honest, I almost fell off my chair reading your E Mail and I FLEW off my chair when I read your letter on the Casusos's......

in response to: Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St. by upfromflames

always a Bushwick kid: What a great site... I've read almost all the comments and they ring true for most of it. I grew up in Bushwick- lived on Jefferson in the 60’s, moved to Bleecker Street in the......

in response to: A Rare Ruin in Bushwick by upfromflames

MOTI WEISBROT : All very nice comments in indeed ! ...

in response to: All the Whores Shall Go to Heaven by Sohail Moughal

MOTI WEISBROT : Are you still around ? Looking forward . Moti Weisbrot...

in response to: Astros Home Opener 2008 by groovehouse

MOTI WEISBROT : The Paris one is Notre Dame I think . ...

in response to: Milano by Moti Weisbrot

MOTI WEISBROT : Nice fron yard ! We wish you all the best with your Bottega ( in Italian) . Moti Weisbrot ...

in response to: Source of Beer by Peter

Moti Weisbrot : [[img:28697]] The Milano "Duomo" under Rain ....

in response to: Milano by Moti Weisbrot

poteto: Hey SAM/ have not put a name to you yet but I remember when betty took over(OH MY GOD) she would yell while we were playing pinball stop shaking, stop slapping the flipper,Hirscht(herman)......

in response to: Kensington, Philadelphia - July 2004 by CE

serlingrod: go to the weiner circle in lincoln park. it used to be alot cooler whenever they swore at you, but they've toned it down since the arguments w/ customers got racial. lay down a $10......

in response to: Fear of Food by procyon

A.E.: There is a pervert on the morning local W train and/or R train. He is tall about 5'9, skinny weighs about 150 pounds. He is of Latin decent, dark, black straight hair worn slick back.......

in response to: Pervert Masturbates on Subway by Peter

eyeofodin: Great post. Louis Theroux of the BBC did a great episode for his 'Weird Weekends' about Black Nationalism, and concentrated his time in Harlem. He was able to enter the headquarters and interview......

in response to: Black Hebrew Israelites by serlingrod

Bertha Gibson (Sanchez): Hello to all. Great blog here. Louis (Koochie....smile) Oh my goodness, I remember viewing Father Heitz' body in the rectory (1970?). Fourteen Holy Martyrs (on Central/Schaffer St) merged with St. Martin's (on Knickerbocker/Weirfield St) and......

in response to: A Rare Ruin in Bushwick by upfromflames

Me: Re to surviving You go into any town or city,and you will find many women with a dozen kids,milking the system.Happens everywhere,all the time,not just in Hutchinson Kansas.But I understand how you feel.I have been upset......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 10 by Scott Sargent

zagg: That is so weird. I have never seen rhubarb flower like that. *googles*...

in response to: Rhubarb Takes Revenge! by Michelle

Hutchinson Escapee: Oops... seems Ryan Bloom wasn't a Hutch PD officer... no, he was a cop for a different city that LIVED IN AND COMMITTED his crime in Hutchinson, KS - and my mistake again - she......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 10 by Scott Sargent

Norma Bannon (nee Bolton): Hi Debbie, I remember you very well, Matt often talks about Jennifer. He still speaks to a few of his old friends, pretty good really as he was only seven when we left. He......

in response to: Irlam, Manchester by Andrew Smith

luna park: these were all snapped through a hole in the construction fence. the area under the scaffolding where i was standing smelled pretty awful and had recently been baited with rat poison, so i didn't linger......

in response to: Irak Crew by luna park

English Gent: Nice content in the B/W shots, but switch from centre weighted light meter to spot meter and experiment....

in response to: London Streets 3 by steelisreal

Bekka: This place reminds me of a similar location in Bucharest, Romania [where I live] I've been there once and the atmosphere is just about the same... The art isn't quite the same, obviously... but the way......

in response to: The Freedom Tunnel by Peter

Jon Burgess: Hi all, not been on for a while. Some names are ringing bells with me in the above entry, Malc Kennedy is a good mate of my dads (John Burgess), Pete lawson from irlam friends......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith